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Daniel Patrick Boyd, 6 Others Charged With Terror Conspiracy In North Carolina
“Daniel Patrick Boyd, 39, and the six other men were arrested Monday and made their first appearances in Raleigh, charged with providing material support to terrorism. ‘These charges hammer home the point that terrorists and their supporters are not confined to the remote regions of some far away land but can grow and fester right here at home,’ U.S. Attorney George E.B. Holding said in a statement. He declined further comment.” Link
Kay Hagan Sues Sen. Elizabeth Dole Over Dirty Election Ad
“Kay Hagan filed a lawsuit against Elizabeth Dole and the Elizabeth Dole Committee, Inc., after Dole declined to remove her new television ad, described by North Carolina newspapers as ‘indecent,’ a ‘gross misrepresentation,’ ‘dishonest,’ and ‘beyond the bounds of acceptable political disagreement.’ ‘Like her time in the U.S. Senate, Elizabeth Dole has made her choices here, and that’s her decision,’ said Hagan Campaign Communications Director Colleen Flanagan said. ‘But it’s equally our decision not to allow someone to slander Kay Hagan, impugn her character, her convictions and her faith, without any consequences. Elizabeth Dole would love nothing more than to distract from the issues and her record for the last 5 days of the campaign.”" [Link]
Crystal Mangum Insists Duke Lacrosse Team Raped Her In New Book
“Crystal Mangum appeared Thursday in Durham to promote the book. It was her first public appearance since making the debunked allegations more than two years ago. In the book, Mangum says, ‘I want to assert, without equivocation, that I was assaulted. Make of that what you will. You will decide what that means to you because the state of North Carolina saw fit not to look at all that happened the night I became infamous.’” [Link]